STAIRS PRESS Photography Poster Series / Burning In The Stone Beppu, 2021

Name: STAIRS PRESS Photography Poster Series / Burning In The Stone Beppu, 2021
Brand: 宛超凡 / WAN Chaofan
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A poster from the STAIRS PRESS Photography Poster Series featuring the photographic work “Burning In The Stone Beppu, 2021” by photographer Yan Chaofan. This monochrome photograph, taken in Beppu, Oita Prefecture, in December 2021, is printed in a landscape format.

It captures a white goat standing beside a tree trunk in a grassy area. The ground occupies most of the frame, while the goat, the tree, and the surrounding space form a quiet relationship.

“Burning In The Stone” is a series of works in which Yan explores the memories of places and his own inner emotions through landscapes encountered while traveling. The figure of an animal met in an ordinary place also records a scene from his journey.

※Shipped rolled in a box.

[Title] STAIRS PRESS Photography Poster Series / Burning In The Stone Beppu, 2021
[Publisher] STAIRS PRESS
[Publication Date] 2026
[Number of Pages] -
[Size] Approx. 310 × 810 mm / 200 g
[Format] Poster
[Title Reading] STAIRS PRESS Photography Poster Series Burning In The Stone Beppu
[Author/Editor/etc.] Yan Chaofan/Photography, Tang Yayi/Design
[Printing/Binding] STAIRS LAB/Printing
[Condition] New
[Accessories] -
[Featured in] “Burning In The Stone IV”
[Related Exhibition] Yan Chaofan “Burning In The Stone IV” (TOTEM POLE PHOTO GALLERY, June 30–July 5, 2026)

Yan Chaofan (1991–)

Born in Gu’an County, Hebei Province, China, in 1991. Photographer and co-founder of STAIRS PRESS.

In 2021, he completed his doctoral studies at the Graduate School of Art, Tokyo University of the Arts. Walking through urban, riverside, and peripheral landscapes, he photographs places where personal memories and the time of the land overlap. While continuously producing, publishing, and exhibiting photo books, he releases his work in small-edition booklets and photo books.

Major works include “The River Knows Everything — Arakawa,” “Huangpu River,” “By the Water,” and the “Burning In The Stone” series.

Major awards include the 4th KAWABA NEW-NATURE PHOTO AWARD Kawaba Village Award (2016), the 5th Canon Photographers Session Canon Award (2016), the 44th Photo New Century Award (2021), the 24th Jun Miki Award (2023), and the Sagamihara Photography Newcomer Encouragement Award (2023).